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VirginiaZee: We are no longer in a heat advisory - SC is now in an "excessive heat warning" with temps (plus humidity) reaching 115 F.
1 month ago from web
VirginiaZee: I think the almost 10 pounds of fruit I bought may have been a bit excessive. The peaches ripening on my table think otherwise.
2 months ago from web
VirginiaZee: Is enjoying all the random bird sitings - the latest was a Mississippi Kite.
2 months ago from webVTTony: Saw an Anhinga attempting to eat a fish this morning. I think it was having problems. http://bit.ly/b3qJrq
2 months ago from SeesmicTags
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Tag Archives: Tech Tip
Tech Tip: Use NiMH Batteries for Remotes
Recently, I started to replace our AA alkaline batteries with NiMH (Nickel-Metal Hydride) rechargeable batteries. My main reasoning for the switch was the many remotes that use AA or AAA batteries (2 XBox Controllers, TV Remote, 2 DVD Remotes, and … Continue reading
Restoring Broken Pictures with Word-Generated HTML
When pasting a Word document with graphics to Sharepoint Designer/Expressions Web, it is advisable to test the document in IE 7 to make sure that graphics are appearing. For some reason, the markup that Sharepoint/Word creates causes issues when using … Continue reading
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Snap Server 4100 and Windows Vista
If you are looking to upgrade to Windows Vista and also have a Snap Server 4100 (or 1100), then there are certain incompatibilities that you should be aware of. First, domain authentication does not work correctly with the SNAP and … Continue reading
